Gel Polish HEYLOVE Pink-a-boo - 15 ml

Gel Polish HEYLOVE Pink-a-boo: the rosy lilac of the Basic collection

Pink-a-boo stands between two families: too mauve to be a pink, too pink to be a lilac. That in-between explains its popularity, since it offends nobody and works on almost every hand.

Lilac, a shade that no longer goes out of fashion

Most fashion colours have two or three seasons of strong demand before falling back. Rosy lilacs have been an exception for several years now: they reappear every spring under different names, because they occupy a stable position between two heavily requested families. It is a reference you can order without fearing it will stagnate on the shelf.

How to apply it

Clean, dry with pH Bond HEYLOVE, lay Ultra Bond HEYLOVE on the edge and let it set in the air. Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear spends 30 to 60 seconds under the lamp. Shake, then Pink-a-boo in two thin veils of one minute. Pale mauves reveal surface irregularities: levelling is sorted out before the colour.

Who to recommend it to

Clients stuck on nude out of concern for what others might think. A rosy lilac is the ideal first step towards colour: it shows, but stays in a reassuring family, close to the pinks they already know.

What it lets you create

A finger-by-finger gradient with Gel Polish HEYLOVE Gray Lilac on the greyed side and Gel Polish HEYLOVE Azalea on the pink side, in a camaieu much requested in spring.

Which top to finish with

Gloss keeps the lilac fresh and readable. A matte finish shifts it towards a powdery register that brings it closer to the neutrals of the collection.

On which lengths

On short nails it stays measured and passes anywhere; on long nails the softness of the shade keeps it wearable day to day.

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